AB 615 would require schools to implement three numeracy-based tests per year for students starting in kindergarten through eighth grade.

He began his career with the Public Schools of Robeson County (PSRC) as a seventh-grade math teacher. Earlier in his journey as a classroom teacher, Locklear recalled an assistant principal stating ...

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EdWeek Market Brief recently spoke to district officials and organizations representing K-12 interests around California about what’s ahead for the state. Math curriculum adoption is a top concern, ...

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Preschool teachers are generally in short supply, and many who attempt this work quickly quit these typically low-paying jobs. Some places are using apprenticeships — a training arrangement more ...

About 11% of students in Connecticut's kindergarten to Grade 12 public school population are English learners.

By paying and training preschool staff through a voter-approved real estate tax, the city aims to stabilize a workforce and ...

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Six schools moved up, four moved down, and overall things seem to be improving with proficiency, graduation and chronic ...